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Hierarchy of feudal Japan
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What were the 3 major shogunates that ruled Japan from 1192 to 1868?
Kamakura, Ashikaga, Tokugawa
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Lowest class in feudal Japanese society
Merchants
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Powerful feudal landlords
Daimyo
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For which social class did the samurais serve?
Daimyo
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Who produced woodblock prints?
Artisans
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Religious, symbolic and spiritual leader of Japan
Mikado (emperor)
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Why were peasants given a relatively high status among commoners in feudal Japan?
Because they produced the most important commodity, food.
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Who was the first shogun in Japan?
Minamoto no Yoritomo
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Who was the most powerful person in feudal Japanese society?
The shogun
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Why were merchants considered the lowest class in feudal Japanese society?
Because people believed they only made profit from the work of other people
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